"111111 [1111111111 litts
We are unexcelled 111 this department. 0111'
l in Lace Mitts range lrom 250 to 856
W . Lisle Thread. Silk and Taffeta
Glam rang e from 2513 to Soc per pair. We
can safely any that we have the largest stock
"IndieB’ Genla’ and Children’ a Hosiery now on
exhibition at every imaginable pn'ce.
Laliu’ Knit 1111 Medium Weight Underwear.
1 35 dozen Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, rev-
11111111111111. 30c, we are selling them at 19c.
15 down Ladies’ Ribbed V ests, regular price
45c, we are selling them at 35c 20 dozen
Ladies Ribbed Vests, regular price 500, we
[areoellirg them at 400 15 dozen Ladies’
.J‘ersey Ribbed Pants, regularly sold at 75c
perpair, our price 50c. We have in stock
at the present time a most complete
line of Ladies: Lisle Thread and Silk Vests
in all colors arid at all prices.
CORSETS.
»_ Wealsomake mention of the adjoining
" stool: that we have a few more of those 36c
: Corsets, which we consider 11 gr eat bargain.
We also carry a complete line of all other
grader! of Corsets. Prices proportionately
tints tut ltlittll’t Batter Patterns.
M. S.
INSURANCE BUILDING,
WONDERFUL
1103mm
A Cross shaped thus has boon
cut Into seven plemottho abov.
sham: the Duals Iotocutout the
above man pieces and outthom oo-
comerooastoiorma‘parteetcroaa.
GREAT
utlfnl' Shirred Cloth Capes at
"to visit us during this Great Sale.
out a sacrifice.
. in Sprays Toques.
Q
KKIEPER’S MILLINEPI SPIKE
. Benhupt Sale of Ladies’ Spring Cloths.
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.111 Wines AT 1111.1 01111111111. cosr.
PRING JACKETS AT FIFTY CENTS
ON THE DOLLAR.
All must be cold, so come and get first selections.
I Plenty of Goods for all
SPECIAL.
W' have in stock quite a number of Wreaths which we will
Also a most beautiful assortment of
K. R I E G- E R ,
South Norwalk,!Conn.
‘ NORW ALE. ~
Evan-d
virulent
" "‘riworr’ris.
Reiterates ttr Ktllttlttl‘l.‘
No. 3 Water Street.
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Succoaa‘iiroyrned our ell'orts last week, and to show our appreciation, this week we will increase the great list.
? New and Complete Stock of Ribbons Just Opened. Prices Guaranteed.
Great Stool: of Ladies’ Jersey Waiste With the rest are Great Bargains.
A BIG WEEK
in our Dress Goods Department
pale another big week in our
Department.
hold more Dress Goods than during the past
week, and for
stock of Colored Dress Goods. ranging from
19c to $1 50 per yard,,arc ol' the best value,
and our Black Goods stock is tilled with an
matchable bargains at all times
stock before purchasing' else where I211 11'? are
sure we can save you money.
Gents’ Furnishings.
“c are again making; wonderful induce-
111e11tsi11 our Gents. Furnishinc Department.
Gents Laundried 11ml Unlaundried Shirts 1n
L11 we quantities and 1'1 1); cheap.
riviil ot all the newest :tyles of Gents’ \Ie-
limo \I‘ eight Undern (-1.111 com lhllll" of Plain,
Fancy and Ribbed mart-1d below manufac-
turerspricc as :1 Spa 1.1! inducement.
and see 115.
Oil Cloths and Shades.
In proportion with all tit-c abovcmentioned
"owls, Vt r" (irez. .p.
and prices made .11tisliut tory.
sh' ule moi. ers
partment.
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EASIER PPEKIKE!‘ i'
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WEEKESIIIY Alli] THURSDAY
APRIL 2 and 3.
“MM the opening will be prove t
dwtthIBlKIol Vlokta. All are mmmlyln-
Sl.99 Each.
Don’t
NORTH.
3 ”‘54!
enumerates Humans
We anticl-
DJ'SS Gomls
Never in our. llistnry have we
the very best ot reasom. Our
Consult our
A new ar-
C‘nll
Shades made to order
( ompcteut
alums 1'li‘1l)i0y0tl in this dc-
BICYCLES‘;
Budqammtn 1hr Warwick PerlmhntJdoty
1:21:11 ream...
”W1
Wh
role. nepatrinx in all Ill bunch
101- do Glover,
138 Water 8M 80ml Nor-Ill. .910 :-
Ii. IlliKLKlI it SUN,
ml to 0. B. DIKLYS,
51 Washington Street, South Norwallt
27 Halo Street Norwalk.
lint-81111 Balers,toilet'tierer1
And Ice Cream.
Orders Prompt” Attended To.
0. ML“. W. I. mm
Illltlll'lllltll
11111 111111
David Stow
80. Km STREET,
or tram.
W. H. MEEKEII. & CO.
33111 ‘30.!
Eight Hour Demonstrations in
the United States.
50,000 IBN PARAIIE IN CHICAGO
no Alumina BIC—cut 0.111111111111111. by III
Ataturk—Tho (ran-1.111.111: Ntrlke PM
unity Settledvliuudrula 111 Polk-ome-
tor Amount-’11 Den-nae.
Calcium, May l.~Tl1c Inlay day domain
‘otratlon in luv-1f of idiom-r hours for labor
in in not him twre. It 111111111111111 llmt at
lent-1t 511.1111 1111-11 are in line. and every node
organization is n-pn-sentul. ‘1 111- Trade
and Labor mmbly, the Central Labor
union and the American Federation of Low
bur united their lorcezs and marched to the
some music with a common object in View.
The route was sprinkled with police, but
the authorities have placed no restrictions
upon the eight hour army beyond agencrnl
appeal and warning contained in a procla-
mationiaoued by Mayor Cregicr. The p»
hiding boat Occupied the spacious Ifikn
Front park alter the march and listened to
_l1peeches by Judge» Tull-y, l’rcndergamt and
Atllield, Mayor L‘n'gicr and other syn)-
pathizcrs in the working hour revolution.
The Anarchist and red ling element is com
spicuoua by its absence this your.
The Cnrpentrru’ strike Nearly (Door.
The general strike of 7.000 brotherhood
carpenters and joiners which began April
7 has been practically witler lly the
middle of next week at least 5111111111 the
strikers will be at worli again. Atn con-
ference between representatives oi the Cub
pentcra’ council and the new lussca'usvx'i-
ntion reports. were submitted which ant lslled
the strikers that the bosses who are willing
to recognize the union can employ 4,611)
man to start with. The terms of settlement
are to be fixed by three arbitrator». Their
decision will be announced on Monday and
the carpenter-21' council will then bone a
general order for the men to 1.11110 work for
member-11 of the new association.
No union men will be nllovml to go to
work (or members of the old association
until they agree to arbitration. lo settling
the strike the umpires will use man Innis
for their deliberations the formal demand
presented to thenld lam exudation be-
fore the strike was ordered.
Armour”! Men Strike.
The labor troubles in l’nckingtown be»
gun today by a strike of the full force of
machinists and gas litter.» in Armour's
packing house. The strikers went in a
body to other [melting houses to not men to
join them in the strike. but they met with
‘ no success. They expect to get their fellow
tents for Staten [start 11111111.
SMITH,
SOUTH NORWALK.
workmen at the other plaque to join them.
They demand the eight hour dny 11ml :1
small mom-1e in ungrs.
Trouble In (“her Trades.
While the mowers as a body 1111- in
favor of a shorter “Ol'kllfly they will take
no united action on the stibit't'. -> owing to
the {act that a large number of their men
In tied up by contracts. The men em-
ployed in the shops of It. T. Crane 5.- (311.,
the man In the malleable iron norks on
Blue Island arenue,hn1e demanded eight
hour- aud an advance of 10 per Cent in
It iaexpaotad that their example
willbe followed bytbe forces at McCor»
mit k' 1: Fr. H111 I1 scar shops and other exten-
livetutublismcnta.
Police Protection for Annunr.
Philip I). Armour and lit-omi- Swill, the
big packers, accompanied by l'otter l’nlm-
er, the hotel proprietor, called on Mayor
Cregier and the chic! of police yesterday
and naked for 11 mull: ivnt force of police to
protect their pro: a-rti null emplovesin case
of trouble :11 it 1' yard-1. lbsidcs amend
liunclnd 1 \ no 11111111 "m “it [1111' U! the
packers the 111111111111; 1:3 111“ keep 2110
regular otllccrs 111 the yank until the
danger of trouble is over.
Mr. l’onderly Toll».
$111“ 1111;, P11 \lay 1 ——\Ir l’owderly
told that although the May day demonstra-
tion was under the newton-111ml of Mr
Gompera and not himself, he understood
its object to be to convince the public that
the labor element Wm really in furor of
shorter hours in mntradition o! statements
to the contrary. “The plan which I recom-
mended to the gem-ml 11111111111 bly," said Mr.
Powderly ,“wns to n-duco the hours 0! labor
one-halt hour curb yo 111' till an eight hour
system could be obtained with ten 11111111
pay This has been adopted by the L nion
Pacific Railroad company, and in three
years their men will be working eight houn
daily.
A Righteous Low.
"1 bellow: that the American Federation
of Labor in wmrntrntlng its efforts in It
tor of tho carpenters just now and if they
Inca-ed it “ill be 11. great gain to labor
generally. The mrpenu-ra 1m- thc lament
:lua of l'lu‘fllltllii’fl which lll|\‘L‘ 11 member-
ahlp In the {I‘llt‘l'lll 11111 The cigar-umber!
an already working on the eight hour syn-
torn, at bro-t all 11 I111 11 ere nicmbnrn of tho
Knight» of Labor arc. This night hour
law but 11111111. righteom one when you re-
mcmbrrllml 11 1111111 run [arrlom betmn
:bo hours of .11 and I'.’ in the mornlng more
labor with the implements of the present
than two 1111-11 could pcrl'onn In twodayl
31 ten boom each with the implements and
Sorty years ago. The genius ol the mo-
:banic provided this labor saving ina-
shinny, and It tel-111 right that be Ibotlld
abate it» bonellta"
allot at New York.
N 11“ Yomt. May 1,—Tl1rro were not
many Milken hm today no tho actual 1111:.
do will not tum-menu until Monday,wl1en
the Amnlnamatctl and L'nltborl Brother-
bond 11! (I amnion and Joint-111 will strike
In all shot-1 when the eight hour demand
b not granted. A11 many at the large“ con-
:ncton have already granted all asked (or
modicum “maniacal-mono.
Several ibmoanrl workman paraded this
my today and than marched to Union
1111111111, when speeches were heard. Nari:
1,0111 pan-minim In Brooklyn will atrlko
Monday.
11111111 111 Ma.
1111131121. M11; 1.1mm I11 little excito-
merit 11m tmluy in labor circles. No
parade «an given, as tho malaim they
”re nimtl)‘ W01! Ilil‘ll‘ can WI“! the G
united builders and watermelon outside of
an “111111111 litilhlmi minder Ninety-
!vwltba-a have algnlllad tiratrlntautlon
.yrmoailiugtotha Matthew,“
an ill Indium hav- anmimd on
aide. Twenty-two on ten 111111111
' In Boston 11111 ,tbo eight
linen on am».
Poona. Illa" May L—Abont lfllluoal
miners in this iricinlty have struck. The
men Want Iorty— —ll\'o cent-1 a ton, recogni-
tion of tin union, abolition of trml'. stores
and regulation of the price of supplies
used in mining About 15) turpenters and
an laborers on the new water works will
probably atril-tn today.
The Situation at I’hllulolphln.
P1111A11151.,v111.1 May L—At a large and
enthusiastic 1111-11111" 0! union carpenter:
last night tl1etletern1i11ntiuntostrilrc today
unions the llwh‘lw In “ages from thirty to
thirty-tire 1111151111 hour is granted was re—
ullirmml. The 1111-11 will probably strike.
Over 2,000 out at Detroit.
liernotr, May 1. ~Tl1e llntldem’ Ex-
change lit-.1 evening reltnml the dementia
o! the carpenters for 1111 eight hour day
and thirty cents an hour. Over 2,0111) cur-
penters atmck today.
The Issue Forced.
MILWAITREE, “'55.. May l.—'l‘l1e union
carpenters bon- torn-d 12111 right hour issue
by not going to work 1011;; until 5 o‘clock.
U the bosses object to this they will at rike.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
1nd: Tip» (mm the “fires Carefully
(‘IIIIEtL
Gen. P. ll. Howling, of Toledo, was elecv
all conunmlorc of Ohio's Grand Army 01
the Republic by a 111:1jori1y of forty-eight.
Mayor limnt ot Xv“ York, Wroteulet-
ter in the Ni 1-\‘11rl1 mm- senatc cilticiaiug
the 111- n 111- 1 1.1.1111:1.. . 111111I1l1eanl the ori-
dcnec 111' MM ‘211111 against him, and asking
the 1111111111111... 111 111’ 11 special committee to
investlgtti' titr z'ircumrmnem under which
this 1.1.. Sirloin); 11:15 produced, to compel the
witnww. T-lr't 111111. 1.1 submit to enters—exam-
1111111011 amt 1.. 116111111 him 15mm) an oppor-
tunity Ln 1'1111tr111li1-r 11ml disprove the state—
menu. Mr, have“, said he would hold a
special 1111-1121,: on Friday or Saturday or
Monday ruin-111' Mayor Grant and all his
lriemlx. llv lk'lll‘lt‘tl Mayor Grantdidn’t
want to 1:11 belon- thr committee. He knew
McCuun‘a char-.11». were true.
.Iobn ll. l’u-irrbilthc trustee-oi allo-
bolwn (X. .l. 1 t'llilte‘ll, who was convicted OI’
nbdmtluw 11 _1u1»11' girl {or immoral pur»
poses 11..~~. ..1 W111 t' tin-11 .11: prmm for too
and :1 ball 11-.11'~
Judge 111111 ulna-1'11. counsel for Mrs.
John .\I_ \‘1'11rzl.~1.111-~ 131.11 Mr. and Mrs
“'nrdou April :91. .11 the presence of their
respectin- worm-I. ngltl‘ll articles of line]
oepztrati1111,1111 11-1'111s satisfactory to'each
and in 11 5-11.— 1 11. 11111111: .I friendliness
A firm xl 1111111111tt11111’tl1e ( hicago board
of trail. l1. 1» r1 por111l 11-.11111111en1ling the
hnumlinrc-1-1111~1r111-1‘11111 of u telegraph line
to Veu \ 11!; for‘ 1» ml purposes.
John I". \\.1l111r.1l1. 111.111 uhowaeetruck
with 11 suord and otherwise, it he claimed,
ill treated by I'ornnttunler McL‘ulln aboard
the l‘nih-d States :~lc:lllislllp Enterprise,
him begun 11 1'i\'1l ~11l: against the com-
mnnvicr for 5:171 1m darling-1"
THE WORLD" INDICTED.
Judge Hilton Ilia-uh: That Journnl’l A.
1‘. Sir-“art Stories.
Slew Youu, May l.-—The New York “'orld
will be compelled to answer for it: attacks
on ex ludgc Ila-111w llilton nut! tht memory
01:1 ".I 51.11: 11-1 ”W umndjnry haslound
indictrmnt.‘ I1 1' criminal libel against
Joseph l‘uI11/,1-1'..Iul111 _\. (Jock-will, Julius
Chanda-r1. and James I". Graham, allot
The World. for the statements made re
gin-din: .\. 'l‘ 511-11111”: alone, under the
title 111' ‘.\ Story of Fontemporanoous
Sonny. ‘
'l'-l11 World-«11‘» l1t11r11ll1“"l‘l1c judge
1111111111 ~d1111l.11 11-111 Inniml the ghost of
the 1111111 Wllt'fl‘ :1 m-rwity I11: nbuwd. The
World n-pmh the charge (but Hilton
pmycd upon Stewart and robbed Mn
Stewart, and it luv-ins him to test the
truth of the 1' harm-s 1n the courts.'
('ll; ”gt-ll with a llrinnua "IYPILW-
. ‘4‘;.I \~ I ~l., .\. \.. .‘ilny l.'~.\lt'ltnllls .1l.
.1161 11' :1 11 Hwy known be.- keeper.
1111- ,1'11: r 1! thc“i’nrn1li-'v Apiary" 11!.
\.. .1 11.1~ l: .1 !~'. 11 (rush-c 111151» Methodist
1-l1'1r1 .111 11-, 11-1.;4i1't' l’mbibitionist. n'.11l
:1 1. :1 1 1.1.1.1111 hi. broom-as cardsnnd in ale
:1; n ‘: 1.1-2; I111; blillllpt‘tl the motto "In
11 -. r ’I‘1'.1~i." in charged with n heinous
.1 :1 . 1:1.11111111l’1ul1- girls in his employ
11:. t ..1' 1.. 1.1111' at huge on “Jill bail. lit-t—
.-.i1. '1“ :- .1 1.:11rricd 1111111 and his wife is an
no «In! l-‘ntzr year“ ago Iictainger adopted
" "trl named YA-dn Young, aged ll
511111 tlu- Don't-go Orphan asylum,
'111. icmi February he took another girl,
.ridn t.:~.~~!1-;.',11g1~1l ll, trout the orphan
itnylitm. ”Hill girls have been kept in
M‘i'l'l‘oit :1. Inst Monday they run away,
and tin» hil‘Fl-“i that they told Imlto the
urn-«t, ‘lllu-rt- have lu'en’lbu-nta of tar and
It‘llllll'm, 1111-! Men of lynching. lletsinger
hlmmll clnln- 11 that be Is the victim ola
connpinu'y.
:1-
Tlm Ohio "allot liar! Pnudo.
\Vasirrsortii. .\l11yi.——'l’he special com—
mittee oi the home. charged with tho Inven-
tlsatlon ol the Ohio ballot box lot-gory mat
and examined Into A. Budget (tinctu-
natl, who was called at the request of ex-
Govornor l-‘oralter. The {urged ballot box
contract out shown him and he said he had
never men it baton llo know nothlng
about the ballot. box matter further than
that Wood had told him that “Jimmy"
Campbell was fixing npa ballot box bill,
and that In thalallol 111117 ho(Bodo)had
um Representative Buttorworth In Col. ’1'.
C. Conipbell'ii 11mm with an anxlona look
on bin tum cxamlnlugaballot box. The
witneaa 11bit) stated that. a Cincinnati bar-
kooper named Motirath had told him that
he hoped that 11111111101111.) would not be
called In the ballot box investigation. Mr.
Butterwnrtli denied that tho wltnaaohod
over alien him In Campbell's adieu.
“to Wife mm “In.
N" Yoltit. May 1.411qu N. 1111111111.
formerly Chit-ago manager for the Globe
Light and limit company, who baa bean
wanted for some time on charges of ambu—
Illnu moral thonaand dollnn of the funds
of that company, baboon amount hero.
in min traced to his btdlns place bydo
tactlm who watched his vMilo trail] at.
ventured to pay hlm art-It.
Allentown-opal.
00110111111, N. 11.. Ma 1.4m. Palmer,
thothrloa lowland thmurdaa-
1.1111111 11111111 to mountain’- 111111111‘I last
111'.» and moon watch
.uollilda-
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”.mmnlahh
Womb Humanitarian.»-
o
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mm
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HEWKIKE‘:
o 50 :15.
1'“ DOLLAR A DOSE.
WHAT IS KEKPLL?
I: Is an in: all blc remudz tor Rheum-Ham.
Nrurnlgla. ~1 1.110: Gout and Nervous or
Neuralgic' Headaches.
While ‘2 is a propnetary 11.1.;1111 r, it is none the
lean a potent Vniuuh e I-pi. cn‘tc In the 11- w diseases
{or watch 1'! i9 tecimmemltd The combinamm in
the ruult of clone atudy at the bt'llflda. or patients
suffering 1111b lineman-m, both acute and chronic
Neon: .gi or Servant lleadwchc ol the most ungra-
vaed Iona. Solute» oi yearn Handing. anbago
and Gun: r1! every type at "verity.
K” "01“ in: t prwmed to the public
1 111 r‘cr hl e colon No claim
ll Inadewbich the rental: wrl. not air-tutu. It needs
nolllth 111 i111 woven (or it nort- wi- bout faith.
You do not have to wait week: or day I {or benefit.
but can note the good malts Iron: the first dose.
IT WILL RELIEVE YOU IN AN HOUR
and one brittle will 11m to care :11, acute attack
THREE BOTTLES
Have cured cases of fifteen years'
standing.
Mailed on mount of pros. 10:1» r
FOR SALE BY ALI. DhI‘I-‘(PIF'N
GEO. C GOODWIN 8: CO , (1111'! 31011",
men I '90 I] BOSTON 313153.
It Latte Steele Be Pilllttll
The relebraled Remedies 1! Dr. I holes Craig
They mrer tail to lfi'ft :1 111-1111311111 c n: or F a 1
rem. Dyspepsia Bloom: [rotaryAm-c ions the
11111121111 111111221113 Disca‘e a: ll l.'111- 1:1 mola'm.
They 1n p: rtiularly recumrnm- ml at tor me me (I
lMlfllhfl! are 1111! two to Boating. as tho 1' mm 1
hit to re do 1: H11 111 11 II1:r vi-rmal .- 19.11111! L’ive
thcmrhat [10:1er1. h-rm bbtrh 111 y tnvmoed in
gtrlhoed
KIDNEY 1ND LIPEE CURE
Craig Medicine (711.. l’nswic, .V. J
SOLD Al‘
Pleisted’s Drug Store.
apt: South Namath ‘
lllllltteeeeeeeeeeer
done tinny with One-quarter
the 1111111 0. the out way, and
no trouble.
ElnBolIlngtlo RubbinglllrSIalrnl
1d 1‘! of 11-61111
\end I’.‘ r ta. for sample 1' aka of
"Denthon Dirt" Simplo
ItLLlSON BROS" Ianuhctums.
nrnbun'owx, coax.
1112th-
Hum-3111111111111
NR ALBERT "I HANDY. “ant-11d. C inn"
our. 'llavr been I meet miter-r from thney
Dir-arse 11. d on line! (or a org ttmc 'hc many
who, urnme 11111.11, 111111 “who” llut atnays
attend the rlrrai tit-1115c HUNT‘S REMEDY
relieved my pain! re-tund my mouth. 113111 cured
my kidney- '
(7 'l‘ MKIVI".l‘r-wt1‘.elcc l! I says: ‘ The
action 11! “UNT'S GIREMEDT in my th‘ 111 1'1.
Morita 10 a healthy condition Diana cl Kidmyn
and 1.11. r i- time 11 so than miraculous "
Elli A. W. ROWLAND. a! theatre ritv- -:ayn
' For three war: I have beta atlltctod with 3111ch
Diana» armmnauicd by severe minaand aches
weather: and mutation. In N 'I REMIuI’
run-1t m: at! mam me strong 1 have agood apne-
11111 and alerp well "
C N. Cur-rumor Sole Act 111, New 1'0111.
iTHEI.BESTACLi‘I'TIEI‘Z IN THE WORLD.
RAZORS
of all kind! In. Q! In mum
am an (I
BWBEIS'NIIAVIIBMWH1PNO PM”
man . Mn 06.
'flio I!“ Ila Pool“ no. In Town.
11111111111111: 11111
Homer ll. lloyt
Removed
wot
' Strut
JEWELER
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
It. Watch Rot-Mac a Duality.
I0 South lain 31., — south lorwdt. .
Merrill business College
'Anth. Frantic-l
Tran. Ochoa].-
P11111111“ Mme- Ior busine- lllo In the shortcut
time ooltllntont with thorough luau-notion Toma
with? [attention mint and 1111111111111. lot
catalogue and denim 11111111111111; addruo
PRIBleN'i'. MERRILL 805mm 00m
41! tit-oiled. 0111111.
S0611! NORWALJ HAVING.“ um
.'-I Waahingtou Street.
1")».11l)nllylrum9lofll.ll.,lfldftmlltolv -
.11 on Haturday evenings from I! to 8.
Primate-n1 allowed on Depositp
ALDEN SOLUANBJ’mo
.1 onnnjnmiiak Vloei’renu
JOHN ll. KN APP 30¢- ano‘l‘rau
KERN PURE!
NEW STORE.
NPW GOODS
Having minor” to four doors above old
stand, intoaneu some. and elected it with now
gooda.amongihen
Plush Seal Chairs,
Bamboo Furniture. Bart-la, Screens. FIncyChIln
can think of to the furniture line
new store. steered with bright new goods.
GEE. H. PIIKPKP,
46 & 4S-MA1N 811.11
Still‘VALK. ’ - BONN.
WALL PAPERS.
Spring Styles.
Tho-largest 11-31111 ear assortment in the town of
Hawaii.
A lire ol’
61111 at 25 cent: Dentte Rel].
:‘AIVI‘I NO. 1 APEX HANGINGKALSOII‘SIKG
AVID DECC‘RITING
DECKER’ S
Patnt and W all Paper Store,
.‘warfz .t Corbett‘a New Block
79 Washington St" South Norwalk.
OLD AND RELIABLE
Itatlt Iltrrrt Freight L111
South Ploiwalk
AND
Norwallt, Ct.
r1111 PROPKLLERS
BITE [IE KEKEALKM 81 EAGLE
Witlleave Pier 111.11 It. (Benin-1n liner). New
York, at 5 p 111.. (Saturdays at: p.111)I
Pnlahneeeitedlmn" .1 113.1051).-
Norwalk ll 6 a) p In
Irolght taken tram Ind received for u"
polnto on tho Dunbar: J: Hour-It no!
mop-n; Railroad- “ Bunny Reduced
Upon application to agents the City oi Norwalk
and Eagle will be 11an [or cranial lot- of {night
any-1m: In New York or Ito Vicinity
y’all per-out are forbid tram us any 0' the
on 111051-111 oi the boat- ot 111l- itne on account of
tho owner: the-rent.
J 031‘ ll. FERRIS
\1 earnest-11ml Retail Data: to all 111311”:
EPAL APP Willi]
Brick, Lime. Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehlgli, backawruna, liocuat
Honolulu. '1" -1ltlln, and
Willit-sr' :11 Goals.
lent ter 11UBBER Pith‘t‘.
Yard‘ (or of Waahington and Mar
Iball attach. Branch other M Rtiiwn
llriw " '11 Mir
Plait
mum-11111“.
MA. WM”
Home Dressed 111111. a Specialty.
Order: Delivered Promptly.
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Ml War-Mutton nil-oat
Pill. Pitt]. Pill.
1 1111 in»
11 um arrival am“: tho-ah Ia»-
0111111, flagrant“ 11111111
Spinach,
Amt-11111 lmw
Should-1|, DIM.BIIO¢II
Lott-co, rare
Tomato 111111111 ,l'rnlt,
Gounod a, lilo.
80008 DELIVERED PROMPT“.
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Foot 1cm al.1111111, stools In her 6'6]!th 301i 1
Everybody invited to call and look at l bright
Returning. boars leave Norwalk at 5 p. m.,8c1ulh '
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